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destruction element= - = communication element
The discussion centers around the limitations of Boolean logic in dealing with infinitely many objects, particularly in the context of Cantor's Diagonalization method and its implications for set theory and cardinality. Participants explore the nature of combinations lists, the mapping of infinite sequences, and the validity of Cantor's argument.
Participants do not reach consensus on the validity of Cantor's Diagonalization method or the implications of their arguments regarding Boolean logic and infinite sets. Multiple competing views remain, with some defending Cantor's argument and others challenging its application.
There are unresolved issues regarding the definitions of combinations lists and the assumptions underlying the application of Cantor's Diagonalization method. The discussion also highlights the importance of clarity in mathematical communication.
(the 0 result of x-x = mutual destruction)
? = XOR
(the 0 result of x-x = mutual communication)
All change is relative. The universe is expanding relatively to our common standards; our common standards are shrinking relatively to the size of the universe. The theory of the "expanding universe" might also be called the theory of the "shrinking atom" .
Your comment was:This may help. Its his first post in his other thread.
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In the attached address you can find A new approach for the definition of a NUMBER...
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Today I went to the bank and tried to define a new definition of "exchange rate" but for some reason they weren't buying. Hmm, I don't understand why not...
(PF mentor's name), no, it doesn't help. your comments remind me of those who didn't like the idea of irrational, transcendental, hyperreal, or complex numbers. gauss, as far as in know, invented a new kind of number and they were used in his PhD thesis. ...
Originally posted by Organic
Hi Russell E. Rierson,
This is a very interesting post.
Let me ask a question:
What if space-time is the dynamic results of opposite things?